Who
we are:
- Cleveland began
a brand new Informational Technology Program called the Info tech
Infusion. All ninth graders began Info tech classes this year and
next year we will begin the Info tech Academy for 10th grader.
- MTAG - Manufacturing
Technology Advisory Group is a partnership with the Boeing Company.
This is an alliance to continue to enhance education and provide a
larger, technically skilled workforce pool. Students have the opportunity
to do internships during the summer and work along people in the real
workplace.
- Cleveland has
a brand new state-of-the-art fitness center with new curriculum for
physical education. The new workout room is open to all students before
and after school.
- A school-wide
aquaculture/hydroponic project with curriculum centered on environmental
studies and course format featuring on-campus applied learning in
the remodeled greenhouse, in newly constructed fish farm facility
and at Cleveland Memorial Forest.
- Cleveland's smaller
size provides a safe & intimate high school experience where learning
is the top priority of an award-winning staff which addresses the
challenge of producing internationally competitive graduates through
innovative curriculum.
- Unique specialty
offerings/opportunities beyond Special Ed., through Honors classes
include: Academic Achievement Recognition Awards; Artists-in-Residence
from Seattle Rep & Bathhouse; Cleveland Harborview Health Clinic;
DECA- Marketing; MESA, WINGS.
Tech
Prep Competencies Taught at Cleveland High School
Complementing
The Boeing Company's Engineering and Manufacturing Internship Programs
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Group
Dynamics/
Communications
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Quality
Assurance |
Shop
Skills |
Precision
Measurement |
Business
Economics |
| Team
building techniques and inter-group communication skills. Understanding
the distinction between group dynamics and team dynamics. |
Achieving
and maintaining quality of a product throughout the production process.
Working toward continuous improvement of product or process. Customer
satisfaction. |
The
use of hand and power tools. Lay out, drawing, cutting, drilling,
finishing, filling and sanding. Techniques for transferring
from sketch to blueprints. |
The
use of precision instruments in taking of measurements: 12"
scale, hydrometer, caliper, and other precision tools. |
The
business cycle, how it is affected by economic and financial forces. |
Accounting
1-4
Applied/Consumer
Math
Construction 1-4
Drafting 1 and 2
Journalistic Writing
Math Analysis
Newspaper Staff
Principles of Technology
Yearbook Production
Integ. Math (1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B)
Speech
Information Technology (Info Tech)
*ACE |
Calculus
Construction 1-4
Drafting 1 and 2
Keyboarding
Principles of Technology
Graphics
*ACE
City Campus-Cosmetology |
Integ.
Math (3a, 3B)
Auto 1 and 2
Art Metals (Foundry)
Drafting 1 and 2
*ACE
City Campus-Auto Collision Tech |
Applied
Math 1 and 2
Chemistry
Construction 1-4
Drafting 1 and 2
Family and consumer Sciences
Geometry
Physics
Principles of Technology
Horticulture 1 and 2
Ecology
Integ. Math (3A, 3B)
Physical Science
*ACE |
Accounting
1-3 Calculus
Marketing 1-4
Microcomputer Apps.
Child Development
*ACE
Student Store |
Tech Prep Qualifying
Classes
Seattle Public Schools
Seattle Community College District
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High School
Course
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College Course
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Credits
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Receiving
College
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| Accounting 1,2 |
ACC 110, Intro. to Acctg./Bookkeeping
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5 |
NSCC, SSCC |
| Accounting 3,4 |
ACC 120, Intro. to Acctg./Bookkeeping
2 |
5 |
SCCC, SSCC |
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American Sign Language 1
American Sign Language 2
American Sign Language 3
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ASL 101, American Sign Language
ASL 102, American Sign Language
ASL 103, American Sign Language
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5
5
5
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SCCC
SCCC
SCCC
SCCC
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| Business |
BUS 131, Integrated Communications 1
BUS 169, Using Computers in Business, or
MIC 101, Intro. to Microcomputers, or
CIS 101, Microcomputer Applications.
BUS 170, Information Technology 1
BUS 171, Information Technology 2
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5
5
5
5
4
4
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SCCC,NSCC, SSCC
SSCC
SCCC
NSCC
SCCC, NSCC, SSCC
SCCC, NSCC, SSCC
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| CISCO |
NET 142, Semester One
NET 144, Semester Two
NET 146, Semester 3 & 4
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5
5
5
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NSCC
NSCC
NSCC
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| Applied Math 1,2 |
MAT 111, Applied Mathematics 1 |
5 |
SSCC |
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| Applied Communication |
ENG 105, Applied Composition |
3 |
SSCC |
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| Aviation Academy |
AMT 111, Basic Science of Aviation
AMT 112, basic Electricity for Aviation
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17
17
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SSCC
SSCC
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| Careers in Education |
CFS 229, Seminar |
3 |
SCCC |
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| Marketing and Hospitality and Tourism |
BUS 101, Introduction to Business
MKT 201, Principles of Selling
SMG 265, Marketing and Promotion
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5
3
3
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SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
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| Child Development |
CCE 101, Human Development |
5 |
NSCC |
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| Principle of Technology |
PHY 111, Technical Physics |
5 |
SSCC |
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| Horticulture |
LHO 100, The Landscape Industry
LHO 111, Greenhouse Operations
LHO 115, Fall Plant Identification
LHO 116, Winter Plant Identificaion
LHO 117, Spring Plant Identification
LHO 150, Principles of horticulture Science 1
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2
4
4
4
4
3
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SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
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Automotive
Collision
Diesel and Heavy Equipment
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MVM 100, Introduction to Automotive
AUT 126, Basic Brake System
AUT 128, Basic Auto Engines Gas/Diesel
AUT 130 Auto Engines (In car)
AUT 136 Minor Tune-up Procedures
ABR 111, Intro to Auto Collision Technology
ABR 112, Safety and Environmental Practices
HDM 116, Basic Engines
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8
3
4
4
5
5
3
8 or 9
5
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SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
SSCC
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Drafting
Technical Drawing
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EDR 152, Electro-Mechanical Drafting 2
EDR 153, Electromechanical Drafting 3
EDR 163, Intro. to AutoCAD for
Electromechanical Drafting
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11
11
4
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NSCC
NSCC
NSCC
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| Wood/Construction |
WCO 110, Intro. to Professional Woodworking |
18 |
SCCC |
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